Bank & Vogue, a used clothing broker and leader in wholesale used goods worldwide, supports local communities as well as the greater global good by giving used products a second life. We facilitate the purchase and sale of both original donations as well as salvage items. Original donations include credential clothing and other original, unsorted and untouched items going directly from donors to end users. On the salvage side, we specialize in mixed rags, used shoes, bric brac, and other unsold items from thrift stores. Rely on our vast network of suppliers and customers around the world, as well as our experience and in-depth knowledge of used products.
We also feature store returns and “like new” items from major US retailers. This includes store-returned and wholesale clothing and shoes, housewares, toys and baby rummage, sporting goods, furniture and seasonal products. From returns to overstock, we’ve got well-established relationships with retailers and distributors, ensuring the quality product and loads that are consistently prepared and, in some cases, even fully manifested for your peace of mind. We make it a point to spend time on the road, getting to know our suppliers and their businesses. With Bank & Vogue, you’re getting a partner who knows the store return & liquidation business inside and out. If there's something specific you are looking for, let us know.
Bank & Vogue is a leader in the used good industry. As a used clothing broker we work with suppliers across the US and Canada, from thrift stores and manufacturers to well-known retailers. We have a distribution network that spans the globe as well, connecting with our logistics expertise. At Bank & Vogue we’re also focused on leveraging our role in the global community, contributing towards a solution to what we’ve come to call “the Crisis of Stuff.” With increasing awareness of the Circular Economy, we’re committed to diverting waste from landfill, finding new homes and alternative uses for used goods.
The truth about COVID-19 on second-hand clothing. It is normal to wonder whether it is safe to buy and use second-hand clothing during this pandemic. Many must be asking themselves “Can the virus be spread through clothes?” The Bureau of International Recycling argues that it is unlikely that second-hand clothing can be infected by the … Continue reading Rag News: June 2020
Read MoreWhat is going on in the Marketplace? Great Toronto Area (GTA): Ontario government extended the shutdown until the end of May. Graders will need to sort through thousands of pounds in sitting inventory, once they reopen. There could be a reluctance to buy early on, until end markets stabilize. Texas: Businesses opening back up, they … Continue reading Rag News: May 2020
Read MoreThe Effects of Coronavirus on the Market Without a doubt, this Pandemic has had a major effect on many countries and economies around the world. The global economy has taken a major hit. People are spending less, and more people have become unemployed due to business closures. Not only have there been macro-economic effects due … Continue reading Rag News: Special Coronavirus Edition
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